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"a. kaso AZ Ouco. NO oHorhtion VI peeinooe
doisy. Thousands Of cures At Keystone
Houae. Beading, Pa 2nd Saturday q eaeh
month Send for circuiara. Advice free.
MANY appliances aud treatments for the cure
OF rupture are advertised but IL eGfinS insti 1i.
mony must come from people VINO are ~ po-
sition TO speak from experience. Foliowlhg
are a few tters selected from MANY thousands
OF = similar character, received from people
who have been cured:
July %, lss7. This Is 10 certify tnat was
ruptured Through Dr. J, Il. Mayors treat,
meUt am completely cured, and ItcomTe,na &c,
his treatment, Joseph Wolf, Justice of thS
Peace. Clarks0oro,, >: ,,r,h nrtl vears
old. took him to doctors, tried many trusses,
had him at hospitals aud al the UniYersity o, ,h
penn'3S,i, Si WIN ~ m no Teiti' ayer ssI Arch st.,
phila., for treatment. He gave him ease al
once and entirely cured him. william I'm D,S'
1857. Joseph Mckinney, Notary. ns,,.
Anil Il, lSs6. Dr. j v. Mayer. DEAR slH'
MANY yea ago received severe , rup.ute; iaS,. 8;
once, Upon being examined 10y the Board OF
Physiciahs Of the United states PENSION ne,
partment January 6, 1886, n1traee % TI rHptufs r.
your treatmen,, as am entirely cured.
Yours A. q. Poster, llA osden .6i,s m;i sh''"'
" n. Leiubaeh Leinbach 70, BerGs Cora
IT,, +. Lsngrehr. Williamitt1Whn;s q W. = r9Lna.
| John Walker, SS3 NORTH fiite - Il. mia
Wiiiism II Lee. la FrsnEford ave, Phils,
| A. ID. Iio'dsworthv. Centralia, Coiunhla -, ~,
q. G. Piphpr. lO3 south third ST., Reanlhg' Ia
| Israel pnndt Main ~. south Eastoh, Ia.
| Martha Huber Bird-in-Hard. Pa.
ID, j. Dellctt, 2I4 south Twelf. ~ heaolhB'
Y. r. Benny, col South 9th st.. Phtla.
l.. A. Hamilton, 2lll FraLklin ST., fhlth.
Iarob G. Schaut. 95l North Tenth ST., fhliA'
/. u, Onimby, q, Pearl ST., Reading, "a
K s. KIeIngeins, Limeklln, herks Co., fa'
| IN, smith, Az Greenwich 81. Phila, ~,
Ii G LYME, 346 ). 14th St., tarrisDurg' d
la. W. Watt, Sorristown, "a. ,.,....
1 n II
y. O. Rossitcr, Phocnixville, ia.
i. Homes Phillips, Kennett Square, "a ,,.u.
Theodore Matthes WI West orA ST. mia
!, Price, aynesboro, Pa,
John Yates, IA Vine st. Phlla.
Ia, ". McSalght, lie n lstowp, fa;
H. p, Deturck, Cley. Berkslo., "a, y.
n. shoup, 4th 4 BinRaman Sts., heanirg, Ia
| Lrnest Fatiguet, 2O2l Lawrence 81 nhlia.
ii. L. Rowe, $50 Elm St, Reahing, ia.
Is T. soov, Mantua, Gloucester Co, N; Np;,JIi.
III M. Lutz g26 West Hun ntins don 81 nhila'
IL. X Danennower 2,ls Fairhill 81, thnh;; hnns;,
Jacob Damhach, Jr., 22i2 Lawrence ~, hi,a H.,
i P.; Ter Bnrkhart, 1852 Green ST., Seaulhe' p
nd j, Sheesley, Steelton. Dauphin Co.. ha
George Leehel, 223l Reese ST., Pnlda. co
IJohn II, shearer, yellow House, BtrRs vi
| refer YOU to any of the shove people, an =.
| whom are permanently cured: Senu i9r g..
culsr &C., 10 main office, SSl Arch St', hIla ~
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29

81 o.by s,cn ne gay sa her ,Cr ,Osssoria
Mh N Al n ,csne Mise, she ''ung to Castoria
" : sa 70 The Al hildren, shefsve them Gas
torss.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29
NlL- SUITS.

uen desiring their clothes to a,
ana perfectly as possible can bt
"r, James Harding, Merchant
AZ, oio French street. Patrons OF
S'us, who are among our promi.
lnnnential citizens, have ex,
uetaselVes and as exceedingly com
.a greatly pleased with The neal
garments, which are Away
'ae lstest Ltyle. French, Eng
a'siinere suitings and cloths oi
~, Inc latest styles, are alwayt
as cool weather and busy
bpII uUS last approaching, gentle
' caE and See the styles at once
s22 3m
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29
To Clean tho Teeth

uaa n suvad Dsvtlfrice Ito. per bot
ia. a, K. WAtso1, 80S Market street
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bt a Time

L. Lad. trying TO swallow
|arel pill with its film OF
l%Iy disgusting its bitter
H., a contrast TO Ayers
T., reen well called med
4 f,,u,,s,,-tle only fear be-
Iep,s may be tempted tea. nv" mo
| no a, a dose. But the
4, lain and should be
Ect
II, N. D., Of Chittenango,
t. Exactly what hundreds
4 at greater length. He
1 r.,,harlic Pills are highly
/ TLey are perfect in form
r,. .he.r effects are all
[3 a-eiul physician could
|, la,e supplanted all the
A, c,palar here, and | think
borr before any other can
4, ,l al all compare with
l. who buy your pills get
4 ,lo,money."
Ecasant, and certain in
| $ tie concise testimony
|ce T. Walker, Of Martins
|I
\ oatsell all similar prep
h. tic having once used
| la,c no others. - Berry
to.u,r, Atlanta, Ga.
er' S Pills.,
h aver & Co., Lowell, Mass
|.ll Dealers In Medicine.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29
rn..i Enrs,i Eursfii

pon.,ripe and refining furs ct Hukh'
q, nn,stis. Second and Tstnall streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29
For Sal0.

~. HtAhL' FuLhEGT%
ia'y ", third elf bk2T
r.,Let shal Inost oshsi ks.G-
: can't be boat. Apply tJ W .
taNUN, areenbank, o., or
p2S 6t.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29
hOrIOEs.

WON, o. u. A M. T H Z
wy ni the different Councils are re-
10. u. A. M, Hall Fourth
mee's, on Monday evening TO
! y iHtnts to attend the DUPONT $
n, ,,,,ny ,u,tsrny evening. BY order OF
N'"MllTEE- n26-2t
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err S Pills,
Wapsd-

IA W HIrE Boy on a
ans that csa milk apply 81
Datreen II and " o'clock on
h hU STANDS. n2o-2;s
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[{II271;I3;s s. s.: $:E.!; ) 5:!;;s5 81

Pa. Ease at once. NO operation or business
1olay. Thousands Of cures At Keystone
Houao, Reading, Pa End Saturday of each
month Send for oihcu IarH. ADVICE noe.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29

AT M h s..
4 ,oorssr's, No. az King street.
tus snd homo con for,s. o2s. .2sLs
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The Journal
DAILY and WEEKLY.
Sicux City. sowa.

The, journal is better prepared than ever to
furnish the news, and The furnishing of the
news, impartially and full, is its FIRST mission.
The Journal is republican as to politics. bul
it is independently so and in, ali its discussions
of public measures its first regard will be for
the purity and efficiency of the public service
and for the higher Welfare OF the people.
The Journals facilities for collecting the news
are unsurpassed. Its ,telegraphic service il
complete; and while the important news of the
world IS collected in its columns, special atten.
tionis given. the news of the northwest, i'll
which departmena The Journal is unrivelled.
The cheapest thing any man can buy is a good
newspaper. There are very few not able to take
good newspaper. : g.,
!. TERMS OF THE DAILY JOURNAL:
One Year $1,000
Six, ,;donths SEQ
Three MQhths ~ :,,l go
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uailed free OH application Address
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SIOUX CITY, IOWA.
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She best men and strongest opponents
sof woman suffrage from the polls upon
important occasions it Is diAicult 10 be-
tolerant Of tho objection that wsmen
by reason Of motherhood has no time
70 vote. Why, sir. the greater exposure
OF man to the casualties of life actual
y disables him in such way US to make
4 physically impossible for him to ex-
srcise ne franchise more frequently
tbaff'is the case with women, includ-
Ing mothers and all. And if this habil-
ity to lose theopportunity toexercis. the
right once or possibly twice in a life
time Is rensoh that women should not
oe allowed to vote at all, way should
men not be disfranchised also by the
sane rule2"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-11
EDITORIAL.


Mitchell is anticipating a building
Doom next summer. The outlook is
certainly favorable,
IN Duluth soft coal retails at two dol
lars per ton. This item alone chow
what an advantage it would be to dwell
iers on these western prairies to have
plrect railway connections with that
place.
! The Cosmopolitan for February is
beautifully illustrated, and of intere t
from beginning to end, Ella Wheeler
m14cox, Susan Hartley and Frank
pempsser Sherman contribute charm
Ms poems which together with the
taousehold aud. Young Folks dspart-
s'3als make it one Of the best ret is
fr"j
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-11
BOOKS, THREE IS e "a ! /; CE1Z Z. e

The following books are published In neat pamphe
printed from good type ny good lateE Fi-nSe
would like to possess In cot bound form ese books
Anecdotes of the Rebellion. collection OF Numerous
thrilling bf the warsortrs OF bivouac and
s,,, sid picket aaysnta,r. Of sc:u. and
The Life Of General q. s. Grant. BY W. 4. PEgERs.
With portrait ami other I'll l.,rstioIs.
Poems, by John' g.. Whittier. The only cheap edition
pnh"'eh-ss'o,,!i be in avery iou.r.od. M.si'"'.h
bs without this fine c,listtnn. luussiated. -
oema, BY Alfred Tennyson. This work contains sonis
Of the fines, rpminsf ions OF the great Poc, Laureate
PariOr Aslusemeits large cnilecon OF Acting Cha.
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The Story Cfa stor,l1 Novel. by 1s JANE G. AUSTIN
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Active, Pushing and Reliable.

9s Am Matthias can always be relied
upon to carry in stock the purest and
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OF being active, pushing and reliable,
ny recommending articles with we'll
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Bucklen's Aruioa Salvo.

The Best Salve in the world fot Cuts;
Bru uises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands.
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perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price Is cents per box. For Sale by
DR.. a. n Matthias.
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MAIL AND STAGE LINES,


Woonsocket and Washington Springs
Leaves Woonsocket. Daily, at 3 a:o9 A \
Arrives at washington Springs. - :. II 80 A n
Leaves Wessington Springs :, :, 200 T \
Arrives at WoOnsocket ESQ n
Waterbury and washington S rings
Leaves Waterbury, Daily st 1900 A 4
Arrives at Washington Springs :. :, 1900 i
leaves Washington Springs !, u 100 7 h
= Arrives at Waterbury ~ :, 500 h
Washington Springs and White Lake
Leaves Washington spr's NJ. w. at 8: 30 A N
arrives at White Lake . u 500 \
Leaves White Lake T. T. s. =, $3.50 A \
) Arrives at Wessington.sps.. :. {. 800 p n
Piankinton and Wessingtan n Springs
Leaves Plankinton Teu's. & Fri's. at 500 A \
arrives At Washington Sp's L. +. :. 800 7 !
Leaves washington Sp's. Wed. Fri. 500 A
Arrives at Plxnkinton ;, =. 400 y
Warrington S~rings and Miller,
leaves Washington Sps. Mon. Fri. at ] 90 A \
Arrives dt Miller 500
Leaves Miller Teu. Sat. " 7:OA \
arrives ct Washington sp's." &c I" 200 A
Alpena ard Washington Springs,
leaves Alpeua Saturdays at 900 A
fIrlvesat Washington Sp's. ). % 1900
leaves washington Springs e .s :00 n
p. II. BARRETT. 2. NJ.
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Owns and operates nearly 5,50n miles, OF tlor
ughly' equipped road liz Illinois, Wisconsin
Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota and Dakota >.
,tis the Best Direct Route 'betwser
all princip gal points in toe North
west. Southwest and Fa. west.
For maps, time tables. rates.o passage ali,
freight, etc, apply to the nearest station gn agen
of the Chicago, Milwaukee g. ST. Pau!
Railwa;, or to any Railroad Agent an ywhetf
II he W6r d. -. =,
!. Mil er, = j : A.v. n. Carpenter,
General Manager. .Genl Pass and TIT. Agt
J. r. Tucker, Il. Geo. ", Heafford,
ASST GenI Manager. Asst Gen'l BASS
q ~ and TIKI. ACT
MILWAUKEE. WIsCoNeIH.
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Our Clubb,ngL,st,

Any one who will pay one years
subscription in advance (paying up
tht back subscription, if any, begin.
ming with February lst, 1866 will re.
ceive the HERA Id and any paperiri tht
following list at greatly reduced prices
We give the name Of the publication
its cost and, at the end of the line, its
coat together with the HERALD for on,
yesrr.
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MILWAUKEE, w1scons1a

eB-For noti es re sreA Ito Spe ';al E,Xcu-
sin ch nges itIe and ".her II. ms of inter
. IL nmec III wi d the CHseAGos MILwAy-
KEK& sr. PAUL Atw.sY, i)ease refer to- the
cal columns Of this paper.
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G.. A. R.
FRONTIER q 10. D., AT. & A. N.

s,a,sd Communications; Friday evenings on
,,be;ore thl full moon. Visiting brethren fra
ternaly invited to be present -:
+ a. WILLIAMS, secretary
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i. O. O. F.

washington springs Lodge No ii; Meets every
rreslsy hight Brothers OF the order from
Sther lodges are cordially invited TO attend:
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-11

orn, many OF them handSOrnA!y t!iust-itp ail
,ie i' siil you ~: not ind tiere', thn yoI
ouM COS. 81 W each. Each book Is Coup.sae Itself:
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A:nt,.. History. Novel BY SLorsr. =
~ Iao Aorwies Farm aiystery. / Novel BY "sLE1;
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a Dead Henrt. a Novel. BY Artaor OF boz. Thor...
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More isfttGr than Death Novel BY The author .
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The kit if:iea. Novel BY An:ho. Of " f,ors
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~, The h,',GhfYrd ISeauest A Novel. By Euan Cos"a,
:. 4 Gn.yn Amongst Women, a Navel By the au.or c,
Thc yat::l Marr,eee. Sor:i ny Ms. 81 y. BsuRDe4
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er,es. t,a ktfnA XNoysA, ByMAsy CpoILt tiAy. 5.a
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s.5 paid nnon rsssps q only Twelve Gents any 'en
~ hooks) 80 7 Ceats; che entlrs list buna N
q everpa.n and guaranteed worth three .in,ps ~
f"st,ge stahiis taken for irscsons OF n doll
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Mt nttye u: Of books as above we niasn 9Th
!. sxts efass worth Of the Ips.essaE FSzaet i'nitf
III will % sent yon or The F.sotN Ne's s.auas ja,,Tas
te s. ~. ns1'r- 2 nifet 6y7s ,ncn in&ii y
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-11

Cincinnati Commercial Gazette: 1.
very wellremembered that Mnmford
was hanged in New Orleans in 1862, by
len. Buffers orders, for hauling down
The flag or the United States mint, but
there IS sequel to that historical fact
that has never been published. A few
years after the war Gen. Butler was a
member of congress, and learned that
Mrs. Mumford was in = small Virginia
town, with her children, in an almost
destitute condition. A week after
that Mrs. Mumford was appointed to d
clerkship in the interior department
She had no idea where the influence
.ame from that put her in the position
and could not learn. 1t enabled her to
live comfortably and educate her chill
lreu. With the first change of admin
lstratiop she lost her place, and was in
sreat distress. Again the unknown
influence came to her aid, and she was
,iyen another place, and he. salary in
.rease5. A year or two afserward, by
,ccident, she found out who had been
,er unknown friend. When she found
hat lie was the man she had always
considered the wanton murderer OF her
M ,bsnd. she had a terrible struggle
with herself, but at last sought Gen.
,utler to thank hun. Iris said, the
scene betw cen. them was , most nnov-
ins srd pathetic one
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-11
Eo.c. Ord. Relief Corps. No. IL.
w. G. T. q.

). G. F. a.
The Jerauld County Farmers Alliance holds
IS meetings at tho court House In washington
springs
E. V. Miles President
0.J. Marshall :. =. a.. :. :. :. 80. Secretary.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-11
). c. W. Q. T. q.

The Jsrauld County ". q. T. o meets when
s.lled w Executive Committee. p,
Nr, N. G. Hall, (Wsssington SPRING. Pres.
Mrs. ]. II. Miles Cor. Sec.
Mrs. C.M. Spears - Rec. Sec.
Mrs, Z. l.. Toffie!nire Treas.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-11
J. c. A. &. I, S.
NJ. E Church.

Services are held each sabbath as follows
treaching at 1890 o'clock \. m. and st 7:0'
o'clock . NJ. Sunday School at II O'Clock m.
Rev. Vim. Fagenhart. Pastor
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-11

ALBERT GUNDERS0N,
f. a TTORNEY AT LAW.
nAWill practice in the District
probate and Justices courts. CclLec-
ions a specially. =
Washington Springs, d. T.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-11

For the location of a thoroughly
Christlan School, Jerauld county and
washington Springs are especially ap.
propriate.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-01
Ten Good Thoughts.

Many go out for wool and return
shnrn.-Don Quirote.
There are no greater prudes than
those women who have some secret
to hi'ie.-George Sand.
The first sure symptom of mind
in health is rest Of heart and pleasure
felt at home Young.
The golden beams OF truth and the
silken cord. of love, twisted together,
will draw men on with sweet vi0-
ience. whether they will or not
CttIWOrth.
Young folks are apt to think old
fnlks ought to be story higher. But
we're content and they must put up
with US until the proprietor orders a
move.-John R,tSkin.
Does any man wound thee? Not
only forgive, hut work intn thy
thought intelligence of The kind Of
pain. that thou maySt never inf1ict it
on another spirit.-MarQaret Fuller.
There are treasures lain up in The
heart, treasures of charity, pety,
Temperance and sOberness. These
treasures 4 man takes with him he
You'd death when he leaves this world
buddhist Scripture.
We cannot suppose that period
of time will ever arrive when the
world, or any considerable portion Of
il, shall have come up abreast with
these great minds. 40 ~ To fully COM
grehend them.--LonQfettow
People that never had any wits to
spare themselves always are ready 10
egg on and chu kle when they see
u better fellow going a bit astray
Every cur runs after and barks when
a nnblr-hl,mied mast,tf gets tin can
tied to his tail.-MrS. Whitney.
The first step IN debt Is like the
first step IN falsehO0d. almost involv-
ing the necessity Of proceeding in the
same cnurs :, debt follows debt rs lie
follows lie. Hayden. the painter,
dated his decline from the day ON
which he first borrowed money
Samuel Smiles.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-01
Real Estate Transfers.

The following is Il list of real estate
transfers filed for record in the Office
of w. H. Tower, Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Garrett county, for the
week ending December 18th:
William Frost and Others to James
H. Turner. all their interest in part
IF tract Of land called 1.-The Grove"
containing SO acres and II perches /;
1882.
David D. Broadwater and wife to
Harriet Bpachey, 40 acres of tract OF
land called "Cheviot Dale :" $500.
John II. Riley. Sheriff, to E. j. and
Truman West, % acres of land 500
g. S Hamill, trustee, to Solomon
H"ge. military lots Nos. BIB and
3ll4; $500.
A. Jackson Clark and others to
Rudolph Beckinan. part of a tract of
land called "Glencove," containing
373} acres, excepting 332 acres 1910.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-01
Go 10 F. q. Hyde's,

The cheapest place in town to buy
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver
ware, etc, especially during the HOl,
days. | promise TO he the leader
on low prices, AMI don't you forget
it. Gnod@ nearly one-third lower
han they have ever been before. If
you doubt it. come aud price them.
| give the hest possible service to
Those who favor me with their orders.
in the quality, style and prices of
goods. rs well As in the prOmptness.
Accommodations and general efficiency
which characterizps the operation of
thoroughly systeinatizeG and care
Gul!y conducted business.
l respectfully solicit your patron
age. F. G. HYDE. Jeweler.
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tainly intended by Congress to be
exercised only in cases of urgent
necessity, when the public good de-
manded the speedy displacement of
an officer doing, or disposed to do,
wrong. The exercise of it against
me within few days of the meeting
of Congress raises strong presump.
ton against me in the eyes of tn 9
public, especially when it is remem
bered that there are only four general
appraisers in the United States, and
none has been removed heretofore
except upon alleged cause.
Conscious of having done nv duty
at all times. think Mr.. President. T
have a right to seek from you an ex-
PLANTATION. Very respectfully, your
obedient servant,
II. WHEELER COMBS.
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Christmas ana New Year on the B. & o.

The B. & o. as usual will extend
Holiday Greetings in the shape of
Round Trip Tickets at greatly re-
lured rates over their entire system,
The low rates 90 into effect at all
stations on the Main Line and
Branches east of Ohio River, includ.
ing Philadelphia and Pittsburg Di.
visions, on the 23rd. and those who
90 to take Christmas Turkey with
friends may remain until after New
Year and enjoy themselves to the ut
most. If they do not want to 90 on
that date they can purchase tickets
on the oath, 25th, Both and 31st of
December. also January LIST.
These tickets are all good to return
until January 4th, inclusive.
For further information see large
posters or call on Station Agent.